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Does computer software/the internet/information in general have any mass? Or is it just pure energy?
No, computer software does not have mass. Mass is a physical property that refers to the amount of matter in an object, and software is a collection of code and instructions stored electronically on a computer's hard drive. Since it does not have a physical form, it does not have mass.
No, the internet does not have mass. It is a network of interconnected computer systems and does not have a physical form. However, the devices used to access the internet, such as computers and smartphones, do have mass.
No, information does not have mass. Information is a concept or idea that is communicated through various mediums, such as written text or digital data. While the medium may have mass, the information itself does not.
No, we cannot measure the mass of computer software because it does not have a physical form. However, we can measure the amount of storage space it takes up on a computer's hard drive.
No, there is no way to calculate the mass of the internet. As mentioned before, the internet is a network of interconnected computer systems and does not have a physical form or mass. Additionally, the amount of information and data on the internet is constantly changing and cannot be accurately measured or calculated.